Etymology and Philosophy of Teaching
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The word 'vocation' originates from the Latin word 'vocare', which means to ___.

True

Teaching does not require a strong commitment or dedication to be considered a true profession.

False

The Latin word 'misio' translates to 'to send', and forms the basis of the word 'mission'.

True

To teach is merely to deposit facts into students' minds without any regard to their growth.

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The term 'professional' connotes years of preparation and a commitment to ethical values.

<p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

The 'Pwede na' mentality is beneficial to achieving excellence.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Effective communication skills include interpersonal skills and collaboration.

<p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

The four categories of 21st century skills include only technical skills.

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Creativity and critical thinking are part of the learning and innovation skills cluster.

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Visual literacy refers to the ability to interpret information presented in a visual format.

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Study Notes

Etymology of "Vocation"

  • Derived from the Latin word "vocare," meaning "to call."
  • Implies a strong feeling of suitability for a particular career or occupation.
  • Teaching, as a vocation, requires dedication and service.

Etymology of "Mission"

  • Originates from the Latin word "misio," meaning "to send."
  • Defined as a "task assigned" by Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary.
  • Connects to the concept of "apostle," those who are sent.

Teaching as a Mission

  • Teaching is a mission entrusted to individuals, requiring preparation.
  • The four years of preservice preparation equip teachers with necessary skills and knowledge.
  • Teaching aims to influence children to become better and happier individuals, contributing to a better world.

The Elements of a Profession

  • "Professional" is a term denoting long, arduous preparation, striving for excellence, dedication to public interest, and commitment to moral values.

Teaching as a Profession

  • Requires willingness to undergo preparation and continuous professional development.
  • Emphasizes striving for excellence, commitment to moral values, and dedication to public service.
  • Involves specialized training and skills, often respected for its high level of education.

"Pwede na" Mentality vs. Excellence

  • "Pwede na" mentality is inimical to excellence and hinders progress.
  • Striving for excellence requires embracing the challenge of improvement.
  • The 21st century demands excellence, prioritizing the best and brightest.

The 21st Century Teacher

  • To remain relevant, teachers must possess 21st century skills.
  • These skills are categorized into four clusters:
    • Communication skills: Teaming, collaboration, interpersonal skills, global orientation, interactive communication.
    • Learning and Innovation skills: Creativity, curiosity, critical thinking, problem-solving, risk-taking.
    • Life and Career skills: Flexibility, adaptability, leadership, responsibility, social skills, initiative, self-direction, productivity, accountability, ethical values.
    • Information, Media, and Technology skills: Visual literacy, media literacy, scientific literacy, economic literacy, technological literacy, multicultural literacy.

Visual Literacy

  • The ability to interpret and understand information presented visually.

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Explore the etymology of key terms such as 'vocation' and 'mission' in the context of teaching. Understand how teaching is perceived as a dedicated profession and a mission to nurture future generations. This quiz dives into the moral values and preparation necessary for successful educators.

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